Christmas MT's answer to Dee's Malaysia question.
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My answer is slightly different from the one given in your textbook, because the area of the equilateral triangle should be square root(3)/ 4 * s squared
To solve these kind of rate of change problems, you can try to express the problem dA/ dt to the multiplication of two other derivates. Usually one of the derivative is given in the question (ds/ dt) and the other derivative can be found from a relationship or formula (dA/ ds is from the area of triangle formula)
Hope this helps!
To solve these kind of rate of change problems, you can try to express the problem dA/ dt to the multiplication of two other derivates. Usually one of the derivative is given in the question (ds/ dt) and the other derivative can be found from a relationship or formula (dA/ ds is from the area of triangle formula)
Hope this helps!
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3 years ago